APM Terminals launches rail service
APM Terminals Mumbai (Gateway Terminals India – GTI) has announced the launch of a new rail service for empty container repositioning. The move is being
APM Terminals Mumbai (Gateway Terminals India – GTI) has announced the launch of a new rail service for empty container repositioning. The move is being
Indian Railways has received around 19 bids from wagon manufacturers for supplying 90,000 wagons in the next three years. The bidders include Titagarh Wagons, Texmaco
Tamil Nadu is coming up with a plan to establish a Dedicated Freight Corridor in the state. The project will be taken up in collaboration
The aerial survey for the proposed Dedicated Freight Corridor major freight route in Odisha by the Union Ministry of Railways has begun. Cuttack, Bhubaneshwar, Khurda,
Northeast Frontier Railways (NFR) will establish a new goods terminal at Shokhuvi railway station, 25 kilometres from Dimapur, to accommodate rising demand from traders. On
According to logistics service providers and industry analysts, a sharp increase in fuel costs, combined with increases in insurance charges and tolls, is set to
On Monday, the first of 22 trains carrying yarn consignments from Vapi railway station in Valsad to Panipat, Haryana’s textile and carpet manufacturing heartland, arrived
Indian Railways plans to buy 1,00,000 extra wagons over the next three years in response to increased demand for coal freight and an ambitious attempt
Smaller commodities will be integrated into the Indian Railways freight basket through seamless connectivity at cargo ports, according to the Union Budget 2022. Over the
APM Terminals Mumbai (Gateway Terminals India – GTI) has announced
Indian Railways has received around 19 bids from wagon manufacturers
The aerial survey for the proposed Dedicated Freight Corridor major
Northeast Frontier Railways (NFR) will establish a new goods terminal
According to logistics service providers and industry analysts, a sharp
On Monday, the first of 22 trains carrying yarn consignments
Indian Railways plans to buy 1,00,000 extra wagons over the
Smaller commodities will be integrated into the Indian Railways freight
